So, if I put an air-gun pellet that is supposed to be 14.3-grains and it is in fact 14.3-grains, that is the reading I will see on the display?
37798
Short answer is yes, it seems very accurate for how inexpensiveness it is. You can choose different display modes ounces, grams , grains I use it for sorting pellets.
37799
I find the scale is perfect testing the weight of air gun pellets remember this is a very inexpensive scale and price if you're not shooting in competition and even if you are I find it to be most adequate
37800
Usually. I would say 9 times out of 10. It does read + or - 1 but for the most part I haven't had a problem with it. I reload ammunition and use a manual old school scale every time to check it and 9 times out of 10 it matches up.
37801
No. The scale reads + or - .1 or .2 grains, so what you will see is 14.1 to 14.3. I would be very surprised if it came out to be exactly 14.3.
2056798
Most crossman 177 pellets are 7.9 grains... I Assume the same for these. Crossman .22 pellets all weigh 14.3 grains as far as i know... We shpuld all write crossman and tell them to put theinfo back on the can...lol
1761239
yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
710556
Unpredictably yes, it's a target grade metal for BB's & Pellets at the right price. All air guns made different & all targets have reaction to physics. I've had no problems with.
1904502
Depends on what mold you order. The one I have does 175 grain bullets. It looks like the one in the picture.
801458
Its supposed to be 175gr. But when I weighed some sample bullets, I was getting around 180gr. My alloy could be a little off though as I smelt my own lead for production.
868203
probably not 140 round, I mean I don't know how big the pod's are but just figure the thickness of a 30 round m16 mag and try to get your caculations from that
1319921
Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation. It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet. No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both. Great system!
926444
It shows 1543.2grains + or-0.1 ! Iwould like to say that I recieved mine with no instruction and lyman was great to work with on any question,once calirated,right on!
435696
It will readout grains, grams, carats and ounces. very accurate, I have tested it with certified weights and found it to be right on the money from .001 grains up to 750 grains. For the money you can't go wrong.
2099779
Sorry cant answer that. The numbering on the pieces are odd. They dont go with a caliber just have to see if they fit.
325277
one at a time, i have this rifle and i bough a pellet loader holds about 20 .177 pellets. it's clear so you can see how many you have left. i also had bought a metal one but you can't tell how many you have left in it. this is the one i got, pellet pen, holds 20 .177-cal pellets.
717485
The gun I purchased did not work with any accuracy so I can not comment on your question. Sorry I can not help!
1282338
my 1322 works fine and I have had no problems with about 1500 plus pellets fired Replacement parts are easy to find on ebay etc and your problem might be a loose screw or a missing screw
1617296
Yes, grains is the only one that it does in hundredths 0.01. Every other measurement g, ct, and dwt it's thousandths 0.001.
1925990
I found it to be inaccurate regardless of how many pellets I shot through it. I ended up returning it.
1777502
I don't think so but I suppose it could be a faulty chrono. I would look elsewhere first though. Like variations in temperature and or humidity while loading and shooting, seating depth of projectile, type of projectile..etc. The list could be long. I assume your firearm was clean both times you measured?